how do you call your birds to you /out/? I start of by making

>>800023
I've heard that mimicking bird calls especially digitally can really fuck up some birds. If you do it near their nest they could abandon their nest, thinking another bird has taken the territory

>>800035
are you retarded or some shit?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JXBbgzQmpJw

>>800145
Pretty well known fact.

http://www.sibleyguides.com/2011/04/the-proper-use-of-playback-in-birding/

Also, fuck you guy. This isn't /v/.
>somebody said something I didn't know about
>fucking retard AUTIST SUMMERFAGS AMIRITE

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>>800163
no dude. birds don't always stay around their nests. pretty sure they are well hidden mostly.

and besides, the most threatening birds such as hawks don't even fuck with other birds because most of they are more agile. and they second most threatening birds like crows often just get teamed up on by other smaller birds anyways.

>>800023
i donct call them, they for some reason come to my window all day every day.
>dont even feed them
have several species of them coming, even big parrots.
>dont know what the hell is going on

>>800023
A call for mourning dove? Shit, I just go sit on a tank and wait. The last two years, I've limited out every single day I've gone hunting the things. No need for a call.

Pigmy owl calls attract a lot of small songbirds, give it a try.